IBConsole version 7.5.1.16

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3 total messages Started by TGreenway Mon, 03 Mar 2008 13:51

#57

Author: TGreenway
Date: Mon, 03 Mar 2008 13:51

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03/03/2008 
Is IBConsole version 7.5.1.16 compatible with IB version 7.1?

Thanks,
Tom Greenway

Re: IBConsole version 7.5.1.16

#92

Author: Gelein van de Voorde
Date: Mon, 03 Mar 2008 18:33

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TGreenway wrote:

> 03/03/2008 Is IBConsole version 7.5.1.16 compatible with IB version
> 7.1?
> 
> Thanks,
> Tom Greenway
Any higher version of IBConsole is compatible with lower versions of IB.
Be aware that this only concerns IBConsole, not the clientlibrary
gds32.dll. The use of a higher version of the clientlibrary is not
official supported, although it seldom causes problem.


-- 
Gelein van de Voorde (IBConsole team)

"The blossoms on an apple tree are standardized,
and yet they are all different.
That is how we, too, should learn to build."

Alvar Alto

Re: IBConsole version 7.5.1.16

#93

Author: TGreenway
Date: Mon, 03 Mar 2008 19:54

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Thanks for the information - that is what I was hoping!

We were having problems viewing data in version 7.5.0.26 that the data type 
was numeric(10,7) and showing the correct data (e.g. decimal places were 
off).

Version 7.5.1.16 resolves the decimal problem.

"Gelein van de Voorde" <gelein@gvsnet.nl> wrote in message 
news:47cc528a$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> TGreenway wrote:
>
>> 03/03/2008 Is IBConsole version 7.5.1.16 compatible with IB version
>> 7.1?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Tom Greenway
> Any higher version of IBConsole is compatible with lower versions of IB.
> Be aware that this only concerns IBConsole, not the clientlibrary
> gds32.dll. The use of a higher version of the clientlibrary is not
> official supported, although it seldom causes problem.
>
>
> -- 
> Gelein van de Voorde (IBConsole team)
>
> "The blossoms on an apple tree are standardized,
> and yet they are all different.
> That is how we, too, should learn to build."
>
> Alvar Alto

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